Minecraft optimization
Minecraft can lag even on strong hardware. This guide shows you how to squeeze the most FPS out of any computer, from video settings and optimization mods to Java configuration.
Low performance is a problem most Minecraft players run into. A game written in Java is not known for its optimization, and the default settings are rarely the best ones. The good news is that a few simple changes can double your FPS. This hub covers it all: a walkthrough of the video settings, OptiFine compared with Sodium, advanced JVM argument tuning, and switching to the Vulkan renderer. The tips work on everything from a 2015 laptop to a new desktop with an RTX card.
Graphics settings
Every Minecraft video setting explained: render distance, particles, shadows and more.
Read more →2OptiFine vs Sodium
The two most popular optimization mods compared, with benchmarks.
Read more →3JVM arguments (Aikar's flags)
Tuning RAM allocation, the garbage collector and Java startup flags.
Read more →420 ways to get more FPS
Practical tips that improve performance right away.
Read more →5Vulkan and graphics cards
Whether your card supports Vulkan 1.3, how to switch the graphics API, and what to do about a black screen.
Read more →6Shaders and performance
How to run shaders without killing your FPS: tips and recommended packs.
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